New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
THE OFFICEHOLDING ARMY.
IFS OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS ASSEMBLE
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY BRINGS OUT IFS FORCES
AND CHEERS FOR FELLOWS.

AND CHEERS FOR FELLOWS
Tho An lent and Unsuitable Order Of Ofics Holders
| sometime. known as the NewYork County Democracy
,rM meeting last night In the hall OF the Cooper
Union word had been passed oil along the line for the
oce holder4 20 turn out strong. and the result
motley mob rosy that glowed In tho gaslight
and OF hoase throats that yelled with enthusiasm at
every mention OF ceholders name 10 beloved
that at least 500 members OF the Order were present
II was felt that critical moment In the affairs or tho
oer hal arrived and that the time had for all be-
lievers I'm Office holding and spells 70 stand together
The resolutions ratying themselves and expressing
thc continued coincidence which the office holders reoscd
! in Themselves cheered with Wild aud unyiediDS
enthnsI,sIn and passed with great nnanimity. Such
spirit OF harmony that IL was not Thought hcces
sary to put tho negative
! The Office holders were in the presence OF great
danger young man had been nominated Tor Dstrict'
Attorney by the Republicans who had adopted the
motto NO quarter 10 public thieves as his ar-cry
II [, Obvious that the victory OF such could only
be viewed with alarm by the Ancient and Unsuitable
Order of Onics Holders
The following partial list Of the members present.
Chief Boss NJ J. Power Police Justice; j. T. kibreth,
Police Justice: Daniel ORcliy. Police Justice j. Henry
Ford Police Justice; Henry Murray Police JUSTICE
| Mike" Murphy, Senator; Dick" Cunningham con
tractor: Fatty" Walsh Warden OF the T0mbs Tom "
Costigan supervisor OF The Record -; Henry r. Beck
man. President OF the Board OF Aldermen; Dan "
Bowling, Alderman; Joseph Murry' hiuer-
man; william TAFT, Alderman; John r.
Voorhs Police missioner; Arthur j. Berry secretary
TO the Mavor Henry H. Porter Commissioner, Of Char
flies; Hans 3. Beato. Surveyor Dan " Finn Assem-
hlyrnan; Tim sullivan Assemhlyman; ]. HamI"len
Roh, Park Commissioner; Tim " Campbell Congress.
man. who still says that he goro' In having been one OF
Tyeeds euenants; Frank Scott Assistant Corporation
Counsel; General Newton. Commissioner of Public
Works; william g. Andrews Excise Commissioner;
Charles A. st,dler lobbyist for the liquor men and at
present their candidate for State senator; James j.
Mooney. Alderman; Edward Gilon, Assessor, Henry
Schmidt. School Commissioner, Amos Il. Cummings
| CONGRESSMAN; "Nike" Brennan. Assemblyman; John
b. shea Asscmblymau George W. Mclean, Receiver OF
Taxes.
CALLING THE oFFICE-HoLDERs 10 ORDER
Ths Office holders had dubbed together and got q
band and aborcd inusriOu4y to earn It's price; but
It's pAinve strains only secmei to Cypress the meeting
ami finally Chairman John T. Deyeln could stand 1t no
longer lie ambcd tho desk and asked the ofce-
holders to como order and he suggested cx Mayor
/ Edward Cooper for chairman OF the meeting Ar.
Cooper came forward and said that the occasion Vas
notable one the County Democracy WAS called gether
To raiify IT. city and county ticket the excellence OF
which all prc.cnt wodid conccdc All present either
having already that ticket hopefully expect
ing to ret on it, did conccJe it, Cooper went
to say that the ticket. though excellent was imperied
by the action Of deserters. The olce-holcr, groaned
and .orrowfuly shook their heads The contemplation
% this thought not seeming to proince cheering
effect Mr. Cooper another tack sai that he had
known Colonel Fellows long AMI we'll and that he was
proud to honor HIM. This made the office holders feel
better. aud They gave feeble cheer 1hcreup'n Mr.
Cooper introduced Frederic H. Coudert as the hist
speaker OF the evening.
NJ coudcrt .aiI that uutn Elwari Cooper spoke he
l -, -, fla, ,,,.,c or Se, York vsrc ,lt yi lei INTO
t,,i,.... Vt.ol l,ni,, and Trnw, goats. honest men
and hpolrr lclt rather sorry than Otherwise thar
Mr. Cooper bad d..clicl thi. Illusion. because u WAS
such simple classification. and II sA'od 4" much con
go, c..,, D.. ,., ,. t.,. ,.,,,,,r,f,I
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l, I, ,t., ,,-. ,nlc IA &C the hearing OF this
i.rv.tio ,,p, t,, ,rr,t cause OF Democratic Office
tfUn, Mr. ,,,l.r, them s,ried To tell lliilc story
ATTAIN, ,i.,..... t,,c,,, rlcr. f., A little aneclotr"
H.. .,u .of .h,l That ointment ,i.tc,u.n. Abraham
t,,,f.
gr,,t uproar among th,. onic,-holdors interrupted
~. .,c tr A., I'm. po,ut MI Coudcrt started lie
mo-, used 10 hearing the maine OF Lincoln chcercl with
such Iu.ty cniii. in Democratic gatherings, be
gan again:
t.atu4rfyr Pre-. lent Abraham Lincoln"
"uooray. III. 81 81 Uooray. yelled the once
holders,
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Mt '"'iil "'' 'I''I} ~ "''''"' 1T N'"'' . - ~
Tat showed tr- dawn oi atn iu an carly millennium.
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.'. .., I. $780,. ,,,...,,.t
iNt -NhlF man, 100 '"' '"'' '""'''"
Here one 81 office holder, rclrnct Forward and
,in,.r.l Mr. Cntlrrt DO, tlr arm
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80. A., ..,., to-. ,,., or,,.,,
millennium d-'pprti"l from Mt On ''t- 'd'' ma wa
replaced 10y sue of greeting for the little Colonel
Kin +. the hint Ia, ,t,,n lonrI Lincoln an took up
:. No.. 1,. rni,.i n, .,il -v,. . spo,l.l AMI
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jay 'oull on '"."ct i'i'"H' "n "A'' " munster '"'
would hA,cl cried Mp COulcrt, but he unfortunately
Nj, I,,rt he Calm malt
..i. f,r tl, r,.t,lt az tho rr,fting ,rncrs. Mr.
Coudcrt excited rapturous applause from the Office
t,r. ,h,r In contr,.tiug the 'olonel with Daniel
"' ,, .,t. q. ,,,.,..h,,s.,,. r,tl
Wcb-tcr he suggc~tyely said; MiShchus'tr Pi'd
Wcb,tcrs debts"
rup ,otoNrt uIvsvIrIs INTRODUCED